Production Value at Producer Prices (Constant Prices, 2005=100) - Sheep and goats - Million purchasing power standards (PPS) reached 55.1 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in 2016 in Netherlands.
This is
3.43 %
less than
in the previous year.

Historically, Production Value at Producer Prices (Constant Prices, 2005=100) - Sheep and goats - Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in Netherlands reached an all time high of 118 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in 2005 and an all time low of 35.3 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in 1986.
When compared to Netherlands's main peers, Production Value at Producer Prices (Constant Prices, 2005=100) - Sheep and goats - Million purchasing power standards (PPS)
in Belgium amounted to 2,509 Million purchasing power standards (PPS), 0.350 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in Denmark, 191 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in Germany and 917 Million purchasing power standards (PPS) in United Kingdom in 2016.

Netherlands has been ranked 14th within the group of 29 countries we follow in terms of Production Value at Producer Prices (Constant Prices, 2005=100) - Sheep and goats - Million purchasing power standards (PPS),
4 places behind the position seen 10 years ago.